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The next novena we will pray together is the Divine Mercy Novena!

God’s Mercy is central to our lives and we must continually depend on it and ask for it daily.

Saint John Paul II spoke about God’s Divine Mercy often, and said:

“Those who sincerely say ‘Jesus, I trust in You’ will find comfort in all their anxieties and fears… There is nothing more man needs than Divine Mercy – that love which is benevolent, which is compassionate, which raises man above his weakness to the infinite heights to the holiness of God.”

We will start praying on Good Friday, April, 2nd and you can share your prayer intentions below.

The Divine Mercy Novena prayers were given to St. Faustina through an apparition of our Lord Jesus. Each day has a new petition that seeks God’s mercy for different purposes.

The message of Divine Mercy is a powerful and moving way to come closer to Christ.

You can sign up here to join us:

https://www.praymorenovenas.com/divine-mercy-novena

God bless you!

John-Paul & Annie – PrayMoreNovenas.com

Thank you so much for joining us in praying the St. Joseph Novena! If you’ve had any of your prayers answered throughout the novena, please share those with us all below!

To God be the glory!

We are continuing to pray for you and your intentions. Please do not lose hope if your prayers have been seemingly unanswered. God is with you — you’re not alone, and you have our prayers.

God bless you!

The next novena we will pray is to a powerful patron. Saint John Paul II called this saint the Guardian of the Redeemer. 

The next novena is the Novena to Saint Joseph, Husband of Mary! We will start praying together on March 10th and you can share your prayer intentions below.

The feast of St. Joseph is only one of a few that we celebrate throughout Lent, and it will be particularly special to pray this novena together this year as Pope Francis declared this year the Year of St. Joseph. You can read about that here.

One of our Pray More Lenten Retreat speakers from last year, Scott Powell, gave a talk about St. Joseph — about what we know about him and what we can learn from him. You can watch, listen to, or read through the talk here — we think it’s a perfect way to prepare to pray through his intercession:

St. Joseph: Protector and Father

St. Joseph humbly accepted his role as guardian, husband and father in the Holy Family. Therefore, St. Joseph’s intercession has been sought for centuries.

St. Joseph was clearly very close to our Lord and so we come to him with this novena with a sense of humility because of his great humility.

You can sign up here:

https://www.praymorenovenas.com/st-joseph-novena

We’re looking forward to praying with you and for you!

God bless you!

John-Paul & Annie – PrayMoreNovenas.com

The next novena we will pray is to a saint that’s known as the Prince of Angels and defender of all of God’s people…

The next novena is the St. Michael the Archangel Novena! 

We will start praying on Friday, February 19th, and you can share your prayer intentions below.

St. Michael the Archangel is known for interceding for protection from evil and for healing.

We will pray this novena so that we may live more in accordance with Christ’s teachings, that we will be protected from the snares of the devil, that we will live for the glory of God, and that we may have the strength to defeat the disordered desires of this world.

We hope you will join us in praying this novena, and that you will share it with all of your friends & family. 

You can sign up to pray with us here:

http://www.praymorenovenas.com/st-michael-archangel-novena/

And you can share your prayer intentions in the comments below.

St. Michael the Archangel’s feast day is in September. But as with every novena, you can pray it any time of the year — and we will start this one on February 19th. That’s one week away, so be sure to spread the word! 

We’re looking forward to praying with you and for you! 

God bless you!

John-Paul & Annie – PrayMoreNovenas.com

Thank you so much in joining us for praying the St. Peregrine Novena!
We will continue to pray for you & your intentions. The Lord is with you and we ask Him to bring you comfort and healing.

If you’ve had any of your prayers answered throughout this novena, you can share those with us all below.

We’re praying for you every day.

At some point in our lives, each of us will be affected by cancer or another terminal disease. 

Whether it affects us directly or indirectly, it can cause great suffering in our lives. 

So many of the prayer requests we receive are for those suffering with cancer. 

So the next novena we will pray is the St. Peregrine Novena for Cancer Patients starting on Wednesday, January 13th.

You can share your prayer intentions in the comment section below.

St. Peregrine is the patron saint of cancer patients. He had a cancerous ulcer on his leg which was miraculously cured when it was thought to be beyond saving. 

So we will pray this novena for all cancer patients, all those suffering from life-threatening and chronic illnesses, for their families & friends, as well as for physicians and scientists working to discover a cure and to bring relief.

We hope you will join us in praying this novena, and that you will share it with all of your friends & family. 

You can sign up to pray with us here:

https://www.praymorenovenas.com/st-peregrine-novena

And you can share your prayer intentions in the comment section below.

St. Peregrine’s feast day is May 1st. But as with every novena, you can pray it any time of the year — and we will start this one on January 13th. That’s a little less than one week away!

We’re looking forward to praying with you and for you! 

God bless you!

John-Paul & Annie – PrayMoreNovenas.com

We would really love to mail a Christmas card out to you and everyone else who is praying with us, but with so many people, it’s just not possible. Instead, we’re sharing our card with you here!

We hope it brings you Joy this Christmas season! It’s a joy for us to pray with you and for you.

Here it is!

We hope you’ve had a very Merry and peaceful Christmas! We are looking forward to praying the next novena with you, and we will announce it very soon!

Thank you for joining us in prayer and praying for the other members of Pray More Novenas.

We’re grateful for you and we’re praying for you every day!

God Bless you!
Sincerely,
John-Paul & Annie

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Thank you for joining us in praying The Christmas Novena!

If you’ve had any prayers answered throughout this novena, you can share those with us all below!

If your prayers have not seemingly been answered, don’t give up on hope. The Lord is near! He has you and we are praying for you every day. Hang in there.

Thank you for joining us in praying The Christmas Novena!

You can share your prayer intentions with all of us in the comments below.

We’re praying for you and your intentions!

May God comfort you and bring you peace this Advent and Christmas!

God bless you!

Ten years ago, I asked John-Paul to pray the Immaculate Conception Novena with me.

He actually turned me down, because he said he always had trouble finishing a novena. He would always forget.

After he thought a little bit more about it, he knew that wasn’t a good enough reason not to join me in prayer. :)

In turn, John-Paul was inspired to create PrayMoreNovenas.com to help people remember to… Pray More Novenas! 

Since then, thousands of people from all around the world have joined us in praying together!

We have been amazed to see how God has brought us all together and how He is working through our prayers with every novena we say together. It’s an honor to pray with you and for your intentions. Thank you for continuing to pray with us.

Our next novena, The Immaculate Conception Novena, starts on Sunday, November 29th!

You can sign up to pray with us here:

https://www.praymorenovenas.com/immaculate-conception-novena

And you can share your prayer intentions in the comments below.

We’re looking forward to praying with you and for you! 

God bless you!

Annie & John-Paul – PrayMoreNovenas.com